DUI · DWAI · Drug DUI
A Colorado DUI or DWAI allegation may create a court case and a separate driver’s-license process. Understanding both tracks—and the deadlines shown on the documents you received—is an important first step.
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The criminal court addresses the charge. The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles may separately address driving privileges. The two proceedings have different procedures and timelines.
Review the summons, notice, testing documents, bond paperwork, and any DMV correspondence. Calendar every court date and deadline. The exact charge, test type, license status, and issuing agency affect what should be reviewed.
Colorado DMV explains that the administrative process is separate from the court process. A result in one does not automatically determine the other. People should confirm current instructions directly with the court and DMV.
A clear three-step process
Call or use the short appointment form with basic court and scheduling information.
The office follows up to confirm availability and the information needed for an appointment.
A client relationship begins only after acceptance, a signed fee agreement, and the required retainer.
Frequently asked questions
No. Colorado DMV describes the administrative driver’s-license process as separate from the court case, with different procedures and timelines.
Bring the summons, testing or refusal documents, bond paperwork, DMV notices, and a current driving record if available.
Yes. A Colorado allegation can affect a visitor even when the person lives elsewhere. Interstate licensing consequences depend on the individual circumstances.
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